In Europe it is common to have city areas and streets only meant for pedestrians or bikes (in Norway we call them "Walking Streets"). They may be filled with shops, restaurants, pubs, hairdressers etc. But no cars (unless perhaps for merchandise deliveries etc). So the streets are often paved in cobblestone or similar. I feel that is less common in the U.S. (Unless inside the malls, usually closed in the evening/nights 😊)
@@taccamine8312 The US really doesn't have that at all. Maybe only a few places. In my state the closest is small towns downtown but even then the towns here have big, busy roads that cut right through the center of town
